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NHANCERY SALE.

by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia passed in equity cause t
no !O.33S docket ~ wherein Thomas E. Arnold t4:I
PENDANTS shall sell At public auction in front ot the
1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following real
estate situated near the northeast corner Of Washing
ton and Fillmore streets, in the village of Unontown,
Stherwise called Anacosta, in the District Of Column
Dla to WITT All that piece parcel of ground known
ana described as lot No. 2:}6 of q subdivision of
Sn9 2n as the same is recorded in Liber s.
Columbia: This property is favoraby located being
about g6 feet east Of the northeast Of Washing
ton and Fillmore streets in said village of Uniontown.
and is improved by Frame Dwelling House.
Terms OF sale: All cash. deposit Of 100 required
purchase money Immediately upon ratification Of sale
by the court All conveyancing and recording 1T the
purchasers cost If the terms of sale above specified
are not fully complied with the property will be
SOLD at the risk and cost of the defautng purchaser
LOUIS L. PHILLIPS. Trustee,
- 1923 New York avenue.
THOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOneer fe8-1Ot
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REDUCED PR1oEs Ok PARAso1s.
sEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY q BRorRER),

Successor to PERRY BRorHKR,.
HAS MADE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS" IN THE
PRICES OF ALL PARASOLS AND sun UNI
BRELLAS, IN ORDER TO CLOSE THEM OUT
ALL sPKINd WRAPS AND JACKETS AT GREAT
LY REDUCED PRICES"
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN PLAIN AND FIGURED
INDIA SILKS AT 75c.. S5c AND 81.
MARKED DOWN PRICES ON EMBROIDERED
INDIA PONGEE AND PRINTED CHINA SILK
NovELTIEs IN PARIS COMBINATION SUITS
"GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON BLACK BRO
CADED SILK GRENADINE.
NEW BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AT
CoMPLETE sTocK OF BRITISH AND FRENCH
ALL THE NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES IN
INDIA S T GRIZZLIES AND sEEksUCKERs, FROM
$50 PfECES New AND CHOICE DESIGNS IN
PRINTED BATISTE AT 12Hc.
CONFINED STYLES" IN FINEST FRENCH
'ExCLIsIyE NoyELIIEs" IN ANDERsoNs
SCOTCH GlNGHAMS.
NEW SILK. CHUDDA. AND TINSEI SHAwLS
THE BEST MAKES" OF GAUZE AND MEDIUM
WEIGHT MERlNO UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES,
GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN, AT LOWEST
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEfs AND HOSIERY
80 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEA
akATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDryo.
fennSSlyau1A ave-. cor. 9th AZ
Established 1910. te4
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THE PRIEST TO BE DEPosED AND GEoRGKisN DE-
NOCNCED.
New York Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
Apapal brief has been forwarded from Rome TO
Archbishop Cor1gan, OF New York, announcing
that the pope has decreed, because OF the contu-
macy and disObedience of Rev. DR.. McGiynn to the
holy see to use the severest measures I'm his case
The brief, which has forty days duration, will not
be made effective until the middle OF July by
which time IL DR.. McGlynn does not conform with
the requirements or his priestly vow or obedience
to the Instructions OF the college OF the propaganda
he will likely be placed outside the church. Not
alone will the brief affect his position as Catho-
lic but 1t Will je0pardize the religious standing Of
others OF that creed who are his followers. The
land theories OF Mr.. George will he pronounced
vicious and opposed TO the spirit OF the Catholic
Church, which has always acknowledged mans
right 70 any property OF which he may have legtti-
maIely gained possession. Moreover, Georgelsm
Will be claSSed as opposed TO the principles or the
Constitution Of the United States IN itself reason
su1cient TO warrant, according 10 Catholic tenetS
the condemnation OF the church. All Catholics
Will be admOnished against accepting the teach
tngs OF George, and, II Ia sympathy with him, TO
withdraw their mental and material support
Those who refuse Will be denied the sacraments OF
the church, II not visited with more severe pun
tshment. Should DIR. McGIynn relent, lie would
have 70 make reparation for his past conduct in
some monastery.
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FTVRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
Il FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN II AND

FTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
STREETS NORTHWEST.
District Of Columbia made on the 25th day OF May 3
1881, IN the case Of Annie NJ CARROLL w. LswisE1
front Of the premises ON TUESDAY THE FOUR.
TENTH DAf OF JUNE, A. D.. 1857, AT HALF
land and premises known and described the ground
plat OF plan Of the City 0f Washington in the District
OF Columbia and being lot numbered twenty nine
900, in pasidsons subdivision 81 square numbered
frame dwelling This lot fronts "a S12 feet ON 14th
street and has depth Of 1!0 feet to an alley.
instailments in oneand two years purchaser to give
notes secured by deed of trust interest at
snnn.ily: deposit Of 200 required ON Day Of sale
to day Of sale VIII DO paid out Of purchase money II
terms Of sale not complied with in tan days tho
risk and cost Of the detaulting purchaser.
c. @. COLE Trustee, 40S Loutsians ave.
DUNCANSON BROS. kucts. my31-d&ds
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A Very Singular Circumstance.

very OinBuAA1 CAICumSt0nces
From the Buffalo Courier.
'sThe most singular case OF deafness I've ever
had anything to do with, said the family physt-
clan, "is that OF woman up on Fremont place
She has such frghtful noise In her head that she
can't hear thing except when she's in o herdic,
when the rattle OF the vehicle sort OF browns the
noise In her head, and she can then hear as well
as ever. she Observed this popularity OF her
amicta0n, and what did she do the other night but
bring nome aWatchman's rattle and pair OF
sym9alA sne didn't say anything until her hus-
Dand came nome and sat down TO dinner. He began
to ask 81 the olessng and she wishing to hear his
stopped nght in the midst OF his devotionS, and
asked ner Wrathfuily II she was crazy, TO which
she responded by who0ping it ups little louder,
Wnereupon he rushed over TO my house and said
ms wife was raving lunatic. went back
with MN 70 try and nix up matters, but Just
as soon as opened my mouth she let ny with the
watcnman's rattle. The outcome OF 1t Is that my
ff1end gets all his meals down town and spends
his evenings at the City Club, white his wife,
armed with hcr orchestra, goes calling on her
neighDorSs and fools the children into believing
that the circus has come again.
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The Mount Vernon Seminary.

The Mount Vernon Seminary.
The graduating exercises OF the Mount Vernon
Seminary were held yesterday in the reception
rooms OF the seminary, and were largely attended.
Essays were read by Misses Norton, Eighmey, Wort
man, Luce, Price, and Willis; while musical selec-
lions were rendered by Misses DeLaitre DILL Krag,
Hayward, Keen, Eighmey, Brouse, and Dill and
Mr.. Kaspar. Bishop Andrews presented diplomas
Dubuque, Iowa; Llethea Luse, Charlottesville,
Ind; Mary Isabella Norton, Winona, Mimi; An
ME Dreamer Price, Washington, d. c.; Sallie De
marlborough, Pa. The exercises were most cred
liable, both to the young ladies who took part and
TO the seminary where they have received their
education.
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THoxAs BOWLING. Aucsonssr.

TWO sIx-RooM rRAlE HOUSES, NOS 323 AND
On &kbNEstb1Y AETEkNooN 5qNE iIf: -
the premises, shall ell sub lots Is and 10 in Iii
SQUARE y7l imPFoyed by two stx,room frame houses,
Terms; Al cash, except 500 on Zach house rhich
can run for 9bout thirty three months ct per can't
interest and secured by deed of trust 600 deposit
required on each house q time Of sse I'll conveyanc-
Ing q purchasers cost THOMAS BOWLING,
te4-dtds Auctiooeor.
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Making Children Idiots.
HERNTCJOCH STORIES RELArED THE MODERN
HuKSKAAID 10 HER CHARGES


YERNICIOCS STOKES kkLATkO BY THk MODERN
RuKSkAAID 10 HER CHARGES.
From It'd Bits.
Nurse, to nervous child of five years: "Now,
Master Herbert, I'll tell you just one story, and
then you must go right 10 sleep, or the black man
viii catch you. He's right under your bed; don't
you hear him grown" G5he groNis terriicaily.)
"Hear that. viii you! He's all ready to eat you
up II you str or speak. Well once there was a
little boy just your age, and his name was Her
bert, too, and one day he was going through the
woods wnen an awful, horTfd horrid thing came
out Ut Q cave and caught him. II had eyes OF IRE
and red-hOt claws and teeth six inches long, and
wings al flame Ii caught little Herbert up and
bit and scratched one arm on, and one eye out,
and then IL dragged him into the dark cave and
threw him In among bears and lions and tigers
and wolves and SNAKES, and one dreadful Old
snake wound itself round and round him aud
broke all hts bones. Just think OF It! Then the
other animals fell on him and tore him all 70
pieces, and then they ate up his papa and mamma,
Too. Now Isn't that nice little story? You must
90 right to Sleep for that h0rr1d thing is perched
right the foot OF your bed, and II you open your
eyes It'll carry you on. And that big snake and
all those ether animals are right In the yoom
ready 20 pitch on to you II you speak. Now go
night to sleep. IKE good child. and To- morrow
night III tell you another pretty little story.
Whatever are you trembling 70 Tor? and what
makes your teeth chatter so? Hush that crying
or III call for the bears to come. There! you'd
better cover up your bead Good night"
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BOWLING. Auc.,oneer.

FINHOMAS BOWLING, Auct1Oneer.
TRUSTEE SALE OF HOUSE No. III STREET
NORTHEAST WITH LOT FORTY FEET BY
ONE HUNDRED AND Ten FEET. GOOD
CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT.
Under and by virtue OF certain deed OF trust. -
bearing date the 18th day of February, A. d. fNaj
1854 and duly recorded in hber No. l,O69, folio vii
Al, ct OF the land records of the District
Columbia, and by decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, sitting Court of Equity,
passed In equity No. 10,452, we, as trustees
under said deed Of trust. will, on TUESDAY. the
FOURTEENTH DAY OF JUNE A. D. 1887, at FIVE
O'CLOCK Il NJ; at public auction. in front Of the
land situate In the city of Washington. in said Dis
trcr, Known aud being part of original lot 10, in
square 9S3 having front Of 40 feet street north
east and running back of width 40 feet the
depth Of said lot, the being parti cularly
described in said deed of trust together with the
proveinents thereon, consisting Of good two-story
frame dwelling.
Terms of sale g 900 in cash the balance in equal
1nstallments at one and two years, secured by the
notes OF the purchaser and deed of trust the prem
lse sold or all cash. at the purchasers option Terms
to be complied with in days from the day of sale,
the trustees the right to resell at cost and
risk OF defaulting purchaser deposit Of 300 re-
Quired on the day of sale.
BENZ. F. LEIGHTON,l ru,,.
RICHARD Z. PAIRO ! 1Eustees.
je2-d&ds Office: 49, Louisiana NV.
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GEo. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. sa6 st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No 1851 CEDAR
STREET NORTHWEST

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No, 1851 CEDAR
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded among -
the land records for the District Of Columbia Liber
No O24 folio 2e7. ct seq and at the written reHI
quest of the party secured thereby shall sell pub
BIC auction, in front of the premises, SATURDAY,
JUNE FOURTH 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM the
following described Real Estate situate In the city Of
District Of Columbia to wit Lot iettered
W, in Thos Fishers sion Of certain lots in
dar street, by depth Of 50 feet to ten 0O) foot
alley.
Terms Of sale: One-third CD cash. of which $50
must be paid ut time of sale; balance in two equal
interest payable semi annually. Deferred payments
to be secured by deed Of trust property sold or all
ing &c: at P4rehasers cost terms are not complied
the right to advertise and sell the property at
the cost and risk OF the defaulting purchaser.
ny24-eod&ds JOHN 7. ARMS Trustee
eVTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED TO FRI
DAY, JUNE TENTH, 1887, same hour and place
BY order trustee, GEO. W. STICKNEY
je6-eod&dS Auctioneer.
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Baltimore and Ohio Plans.

MIX OAKkEIT SAID BE CONFIRMING WITH
IyEs-sTAYNkR SYNDICATE.
The absence OF President Garrett IN New York
VIII prevent his presiding at the monthly meeting
In Baltimore to-day OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad directors. The acquisition OF the Wanda
liza line by the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
syndicate, the Baltimore san Says is still attract
ing public attention In the West. III the Baltimore
aud Ohio can succeed In oussing the Pennsylvania
from the use OF the Nandalia, the construction OF
another Independent road To ~. Louis would ap-
pear 10 be among the probabilities, and that would
be big job. The Baltimore and Ohio Is officially
known 10 have surveying corps between Philadel-
phla and New York, and the question whether or
not another road IL 10 be built between these cities
Is discussed In financial and railroad circles.
A special To the sSuta from New York says Mr.
Garrett was yesterday In conference with several
members OF the iyes-Stayner syndicate, but Mir.
Ives himself Is reported 10 have been In Philadel
phia Insiders are promising rich developments
within Two or three days and IL does really look
II the blg deal WAS nearing contamination.
There seems 10 be- now not particle OF doubt That
Alfred Sully Is still I'm the deal from which he ap-
parently retired weeks ago. and that the Rich
mond Terminal viii ultimately be drawn into the
combination seems 10 be unquestionabie. Mr..
Sully and Mr. Ives are I'm frequent conference.
Persons who remember that before MIR. Ives pur-
chase OF the Nandalia system he was a guest
Jay Gould's yacht put this and that together and
say that Gould put up part OF the money for the
purchase, and viii receive his return In a tele-
graphic combination But this Is surInise, not
fac
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
TWO SAN FRANCISCO FAMILIES RECEIVE GoSp NKw
PROM AUSTRALIA

TWO SAN FRANcfsco FAMILIES RECEIVE 0o<D NKW1
FROM AUSTRALIA
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June S-The families a.
two wholesale butchers OF San Francisco have been
thrown into great excitement by the news that
they have fallen heirs Go great fortune In India
Kaufman Wertheimer received n letter from his
sister IN Baden, Germany, informing him that ne
and his immediate relatives heirs 60 $40 OOO.
600. Mr.. wertheimer was seen and confirmed the
story. He said: Here's letter which have Ne
ceivcd from Germany from cousin OF mine II
states that the German ambassador In England
has succeeded In inducing the British Inola gov.
eminent 60 forego It's claim TO the estate 90 Leopold
Mayer, who died Interstate in India twenty-five
years ago. and whose property Was thereby es-
cheated To the crown. This property as the letter
states Is valued at &C, oD0,0oO but whether 70 f.
pounds sterling. dollars, thalers marks &C
rupees i am ignorant The claim 90 this
money has been known for a number OF years,
and several members OF my family have been
pushing IL and enueayor1ng 20 get the German
government 10 move In the matter. Leopold
side. He went 60 india years ago, and I r,mem-
Der as little boy hearing my mother speaking OF
him. The persons who are entitled to share. In
the estates are my two brothers, Michael ard Joe:
my sisters, Mrs. r. Tn. Mrs. J. kern OF Sacra-
mento and MIS- solomon, OF BADEN, Germany and
an aged aunt, also residing In Germany. The
letter requests me To forward certain documents
10 Germany relating 20 the prosecuting W the
claim, and shall send them boy mail cary next
week.
MI. wertheimer showed the reporter the letter
and some documents that proved Conclusiyely the
genufnepess OF the family claim 10 the Indian
fortune. Wertheimer Il well or, but he L. natur.
ally anxious 10 know the value In American dol
lars OF the Inherited millions.
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AMONG THE BALI. PLAYERS,
How the Record i'm the Strugvle for the
Championship Stands.

THE CANES YESTERDAY - ECHOES FROM THE BALL
FIELD-DTD HoRNuHG CATCH obRfkNs rLY-elI-
MORE As PITCHER, ETC
The Philadelphias defeated the New YoFks yes
terday by score OF Is to II. This victory puts
them within a single game Of the Giants In the
race for third place. Detroit by beating PittsburV
to l. took step ahead OF their nearest rivals the
Bostons, who were prevented by rain from playing
the game scheduled at washington. Chicago's de-
feat by Indianapolis, S to 3, was the surprise OF
the League contests.
The Athletics shut out the Cincinnatis, 10 to Q,
and thus strengthened their hold on fourth place
in the Association. Baltimore beat Louisville, 10
to 6, and thus notched up one on the st. Louis
champions, who were again defeated by the Net
ropohtans, 6 to 3. Cleveland defeated Brooklyn, 8
tO2.
Following is the standing Of the clubs tn date:
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nUNCANsON BROS, AuctioneerA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS No. 49, FIFTH
STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue of q deed Of trust dated August Q, -
1856. and recorded in Liber No. 1,2O4, folio IL, IA
ct seq of the land records of the District OF Ia
Columbia, and at the request of the party thereby
cured We will sell At public auctions in front Of the
OF JUNE. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, sub Lot
numbered twenty 20) being part of original lot eight
tS), in square S36, improved by two-story brick
building containing SIX rooms with modern improve
ments, known as 435 5th st ne
Terms One third cash: balance In or two years
Notes TO bear interest at cent and to be secured
by deed of trust. deposit of 400 required sale
COnveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
Piled with in five days. otherwise resale at risk and
cost Of purchaser. Title good.
B. H. WARNER,l 1rrs+oo.
Jei-d&ds +. PALMER, Ai'ees'
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Ir Nor YELLOW FEvrR IT KILLS ALI. THE SANE
d.. MerenO and other Cuban physicians at Key
West, Fla, deny positively the prevalence Of yell
low fever ana assert that the disease II merely an
accamatlng fever Of peculiarly fatal type unless
properly treated. MeFonO says he can prove this
BY post morteM examinations.
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Som FoRBz0x EyBNIS OF INEn1sf.-The VII OF
Mira Henry Wood, the English authores4 be-
Hcreon b appointed her literary execut0g-
Queen victoria has accepted the Albert medal
LAM arrived In Dublin yesterday. She was driven
70 her hotel In the royal earr1aSe sent from Buck
ingham palace by Queen Vtcfoca-Red 8h1rs
and Bruoch0 Bill attended the house Of commons
In London, In full war pain, hss n1ght. Red enirt
said he did not think lnuch OF parliament. as laws
were passed much quicker In h1s country.-None
Westminster Abbey.-Ia duel between II.
AEe1e, member OF the chamber of 0epus1c4 and
y 1ayeEs editor Of La L0sterne IN Paris yesfeg-
were used.
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LABOR PATTY.
Ex-Mayor Grace presided at the reception 70
Editor o'Brien at the Hoffman House. New York,
last night. On the right we're VIM oBrien, Bishop
Farrell GOV. X 6. Green OF New Jersey, Mayor
Orestas Cleveland OF Jersey CITY, Recorder Smyuh,
Rev. Dr. Hepworth, Major Bundy, Jno. A. Green.
On the left, Mr. kibrfde, Hon. Eugene Kelly, Chas.
A. Dana, Rev. w. +. Lloyd, ex-lleut-lSoy. Dor
sheimer, Col. w. l. Browne, H. X. Beekman. Al
other tables were Chief Justice DAILY, Judges Dono.
hue and Browne, Col y. A. Conkiing, Gen. Jno
Newton, Commissioner Coleman, Father RlordaIl,
Congressman VIM. Bourke Cochran, r. s. Gilmore,
District Attorney MARITIME, and Judge German.
After coffee ex-Mayor Grace introduced the
guest OF the evening" MT. OBrien, IN the course
OF his response, said: Upon this occasion am
not sure ought 10 refer 10 the little stirring cpl
SDde which has sdve1Ttsed our visit 70 New York,
during which q few gentlemen, with professions
Of interest m the Irish cause upon then lips
seemed dfsposed TO envy the laureis OF the Lans-
downe MODS In Canada, ana did not blush 20 re-
fer with compaacency 70 their WORK they are
not Irish nationalfsts, and DO not believe they
are true Americans. fCheer on cheer, the audience
using 70 their fccIl American opinion has al
ready Judged them, the methods they resorted 70
and che language they employed, and believe
that Judgment Is q condemnation IS emphatic and
rWhefning as has been recorded against Lord
Lansdowne from shore TO shore OF this great con-
tinenL DO not desire 70 say one unnecessarily
harsh word Tonight against Mr.. AcAAifn, but q
question between gratnyfng Mr.. McNaktn and
oestroyfng Hr. ParncIl and wreckfng the move
medt that has cost the Irish people many q year
Of labor and OF hitter sacrffce ~ build up moys.
ment which has brought our cause 70 the very
threshold OF glorious victory
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING"
WEEKS CO., AUCTIONEERS
AT $50 7TH STREET n. w.
We viii sell, commencing WEDNESDAY, MORN
ING, JUNE EIGHTH, at HALF-PAST TEN A. NJ,
and HALF-PAST SEVEN P. NJ. the entire stock of La
dies, Misses and Childrens Cloaks, comprising up
wards of one thousand, as follows:
400 Newmarkets
200 Visites.
200 Circulars.
200 Misses and Children's Cloaks, costing from
$500 to $1,000
Sale will positively close Friday. and all must be
sold.
Dealers especially invited to attend Seats pro-
yided for ladies.
AT 736 7TH ST W.
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AUCTION SALES.

"EEKS CO, Auctioneers
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Once
GENERAL COLLECTION vr' HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE AND GOODS, CARPETS, COOKING
RANGES, FINE PARIOR SUITES, BEDROOM
SETS S,l TRENCH BEN I CHINA DINNER SET. OIL AN an
FINE HALL PIECES. WALNUT EXTENSION
nABIES ICE ROxES BOOKCASES, FOLDING
BEDS COTS, CLOCK, BABY CARRIAGES, In
CRAVINGS, MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS,
AND The USUAL ASSORTMENT OF SECOND
HAND GOODS.
" SPECIAL
THE PROPERTY OF A LADY LEAVING CITY-ONE
HANDSOME CRUSHED PLUSH WALNUT
FRAME COUCH AND ONE COMBINATION PAR
Lon SUITE OF SIX PIECES, SPRING FRONTS,
COVERED IN SILK PLUSH
SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON, AT AUCTION
N 'FRONT.' OF AND WITHIN OUR SALES-
ROOMS, THURSDAY, JUNE NINTH, COM
MENCiNG Al TEN AN. 1t
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on sTREET, NEAR S.. ALoYsfTs cHvRcH.
AHxEF AZ s1xTH EfSHa
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the =
District Of Columbia. passed 70 Equity Cause No @
Of the premises the hereinafter described Real Estate
81 Ss No PAY or dMAy
IN shepherds snhSisison Of square No ga atusted
oS1 az, sSs SANE E., PAY :. FAB II SIX
seven 60 in Reservation situated On Maryland ave;
~ dsSns h
Terms Of sale One third cash. and the balance to be
Of Sereo
by the prSmssory notes of the purchaser or purchs
sH
IL reserved on property sold for the purchase money
y VIII SSsn
Sos TSn sos Be-
eSty will be rcsold at risk and sSst 9f defsutins pu
.pasdad. ra Ses ts %1 tsaas1snt ss. Sns
As2yE p sa Il sgs
'1a Riss "a consent OF p'rsss Hzsx1E Trustee
M THE ABOVE. BALE 10 EgRTHER POST
sY1sfat DAY 81 sAT 1871 as
myis-dtds SIS HENKLk Trustee.
S1HH 4HE SIKH e 81 SS s
A p. 1857. At same hour and place. By consent q
mys5d&d. g. g. HENKLE TruassA
II 5Rx e g p 9Us
p 1887 q sans hour and place y eCn9snt e par.
je6-dkds Txustea
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At the annual meeting Of the actors, fund In
New YORK yesterday letter was read from the
President accepting IN honorary membership Of
the fund.